Question

Why was Bastille most hated prison in France

Answer 1

The Bastille was a symbol of oppression of the monarchy; it was a political prison. Persons could be arrested and detained there without charges on the request of an aristocrat. It was in a terrible state and almost in a state of abandon by the time of the Revolution. When the mob tore it down, stone by stone, there were only a few persons locked up there, one of whom was virtually homeless and depended upon the prison as a shelter and a safe place to be. I lived in Paris, and these are a few details

Answer 2

Bastille was the most hated prison in France.
This was because it stood for the despotic power of the King Louis XI and it had all the people who opposed the king mainly there were political prisoners.